Accusations
Trials and accusations are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trials" instead a noun "Accusations".
Trials
Accusations and trials are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accusations" instead a noun "Trials".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The Swedish trials ended with the church, who had been against the trials from the beginning but forced to prosecute them due to the sheer number of accusations, declaring that all witches had forever been exorcised from Sweden.
Source: Burn the Witch! -
The Big Bad is the ghost of Abigail Williams, the girl who condemned several women to their death with her accusations during the trials, who is possessing people to kill mediums as the Bell Killer.
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The trials in Salem were at the tail end of the witch hunt era when in most of Europe it was winding down, with the judges and juries having become increasingly suspicious of witchcraft accusations.
Source: Kangaroo Court
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